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Enjoy the comfortable water pressure of home with this self-priming, on-demand water pump. Supplies consistent water flow for 1 fixture. Includes a check valve to prevent backflow.
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A water pump is needed to get the water from your RV or boat's fresh water holding tank up to your faucets. This automatic pump from Seaflo not only performs this task, but it also ensures a consistent flow and high-volume output for 1 fixture. It's energy efficient and runs quietly.
There are 2 types of pumps you can get for your RV: one that requires manually priming every time you run your fresh water tank dry, and one that primes automatically. Manual priming requires that you pour water into the pump, which can be inconvenient and messy. This pump primes itself, keeping you and your RV clean and dry.
Seaflo uses an automatic start-and-stop pressure switch that lets the pump run dry long enough to self-prime. If you turn your water on and realize you've unknowingly run your fresh water tank dry, the pump can run dry without damage while you shut the faucet and the pump off. The pressure switch also protects the pump motor from overheating when the water has been on for a while. So, if one of your kids leaves the faucet on, you're going to town with the washdown hose, or your teen takes a long shower (despite your asking them to conserve water), the pump will kick off when it starts to get hot. Once the motor has cooled, it will automatically come back on if the faucet or shower is still turned on.
To use this pump once it's installed, you only have to turn the water on!
Quick Tips: Some of our neighbors suggest unplugging this pump when you're traveling to prevent it from turning on accidentally if your faucets shake. And some of our feline-loving friends also recommend unplugging the unit any time you leave your cats unsupervised.
This pump can be installed on the floor, under a cabinet, or on the wall. Because this pump has a vertical, priming lift, you can install it up to 6' above your fresh water tank. Just make sure to measure 6' from the bottom of your holding tank. This is where the intake fitting will sit.
Once you've determined the pump's location, it can be secured to its new home with 4 screws (not included).
Fill your fresh water tank and turn your water faucet on to clear the lines of air. The pump should kick on immediately, but because self-priming can take up to a minute to complete, give it a little time to start producing water at the faucet.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
97% were satisfied with this product
3% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews
Michael
9/9/2023
It’s a good pump. I could think of many uses for it. Having flowing water in my camper set up is really nice.
David
11/12/2022
Everything is working great
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Brooke M.
7/14/2023
I contacted the manufacturer about the issues you were having and they had some good information I want to pass along. First of all, make sure the direction of the flow is correct... This pump is actually plumbed reverse of all their other pumps. So, the suction side is right to left looking at the face of the pump. Now after that you would check for suction side air leaks. By the looks of the setup here there are many connections to make sure are air tight. This pump has three eighths of an inch fittings so it is designed to run three eighths tubing. I am not certain but it looks like you adapted half inch. That is a twenty five percent increase so the pump would need a little extra time to draw a prime. The other concern is the possibility of the pumps overheating. Let me know if you are still having issues.